A really long time ago, maybe about 8 years ago? I had a partial-incision double eyelid surgery, epicanthoplasty, and lateral canthoplasty. At ㄱㄹㄷ, with the director. At that time, I liked it. After 3-4 years, one side suddenly came undone, so I contacted them to get revision surgery. I was taken aback because they said that director was no longer there. Still, I got a discount and had revision surgery, but it was so absurd I was speechless.
When I went in for surgery, it was like some kind of Inception, with curtains drawn and different people getting surgery here and there. I was so scared I wanted to run away. But I had already paid and had no choice but to get the surgery, so I got on the operating table. I don't remember anything because it was sedation anesthesia. When I opened my eyes, only the nurses were there, and my mind was high, I felt good, and everything was a mess, so I chatted with Chinese girls in the recovery room for over an hour.
That time too, it was a partial incision. This year it came undone again, so I called, and what they said was: Back then records were handwritten, so there are no records. They don't know who performed the surgery. Maybe it came undone because I rubbed my eyes hard, and it's not our responsibility. I was seriously furious. Fine, let's say it's not your responsibility. But no records? Handwritten records? I was at a loss for words, and they said that when they moved, all the directors changed too.
I was angry and scared of revision surgery, so I spent a few weeks just living with uneven eyes. Then I heard that at the place where an older acquaintance had surgery, even for revision surgery, the same director from back then was still there, so I decided to go there.
I'm not someone who knows a huge amount about plastic surgery either, so I can't recklessly badmouth another clinic, but I avoid places where doctors change often and where they give discounts for paying in cash so taxes can't be checked. There wasn't even a card payment record or cash receipt, so I couldn't refute anything or fight them. These are really eyes, so don't think "so what," and I really hope you think carefully about the clinic. The one thing I thought was at least fortunate was that it was revision surgery because it came undone, and not because of a side effect. I really think that was fortunate.
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